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how is on the emb milk strick
10/9/2009, 11:56   
 
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Come again?

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I presume that's the milk strike that started in Germany today. Supposedly spreading across France????


Not heard much about it yet.

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The strike started in France and I don`t suppose that it will spread anywhere else. There are very few farmers in Germany that maybe plan to support the strike. As liquidity on the farms is very low at the moment, who can afford to go on strike?
The three biggest farmer and dairy associations in France have written an open letter in which they oppose the milk strike. They argue that the negotiated French milk price recommendation of 28 Cent on average for this year is much more than most other European dairy farmers get paid.
But lets wait and see, the French are usually much more radical and effective in striking than others.
11/9/2009, 7:09   
 
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we are going to the wall here , with the cost of milk over 31c per liter,
13/9/2009, 8:38   
 
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latest from EMB 13/9/09:
More and more countries are joining the delivery stop. Now farmers from Austria are joining their colleagues in France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg and stopped delivering their milk. After announcing a participation of Austria yesterday 300 farmers started right away. A spokesperson of the Austrian IG-Milch said today: "The farmers here are very optimistic and ready to fight for their farms. We are sure, that a high percentage of our farmers will be on strike very shortly."
France:
Increasing participation: 35 – 40% of farmers participate (total of farmers in France: 90.000),Yesterday 5000 farmers joined the strike. In some regions: 100% are striking, in other regions f.e. Loire Atlantique 60% participating
Germany:
so far more than 1000 farmers are already participating - the participation increases step by step; many actions so far in front of political offices and at farms and in front of supermarkets
Belgium:
1000 farmers participating
Big milk actions around Namur with 200,000 litres and in Lien with 40,000 litres milk
250,000 litres milk has not been delivered to the market yesterday
Austria:
Several hundred farmers already participating right after the start yesterday, numbers are increasing today
Luxemburg:
several actions today, increasing number of dairy farmers joining the delivery stop, expected that monday more and more farmers are joining
Netherlands
dairy farmers joined delivery stop; several meetings and actions taking place in the Netherlands today
Switzerland, Italy
there is information by press, that dairy farmers are ready to join beginning of next week
for info and photos:
http://www.europeanmilkboard.org and click on the 'latest news' link
13/9/2009, 17:10   
 


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